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NEW 2018 2019 Quick Facts.Pdf 2018 - 19 QUICK FACTS Location Indiana, PA DATE OPPONENT LOCATION / TIME / INNINGS Founded 1875 Feb. 9 North Carolina-Pembroke Pembroke, NC / 1:00 / 7 Enrollment 12,316 Feb. 9 North Carolina-Pembroke Pembroke, NC / 3:30 / 7 Nickname Crimson Hawks Feb. 10 North Carolina-Pembroke Pembroke, NC / 12:00 / 9 Colors Crimson and Gray Feb. 15 Lemoyne College Holly Springs, NC / 2:00 / 9 Affiliation NCAA Division II, Atlantic Region Feb. 16 St. Anslem College Holly Springs, NC / 10:00 / 9 Conference Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference Feb. 17 East Stroudsburg University # Holly Springs, NC / 1:00 / 9 President Dr. Michael A. Driscoll March 9 Winston-Salem State University # Asheboro, NC / 1:00 / 7 Interim Athletic Director Samantha Traver March 9 Winston-Salem State University # Asheboro, NC / 3:30 / 7 Interim Associate Athletic Director Kevin Forde March 10 Winston - Salem State University # Asheboro, NC / 1:00 / 7 Sports Information Director Ryan Rebholz March 10 Winston-Salem State University # Asheboro, NC / 3:30 / 7 Sports Medicine Rob Baron March 12 Catawba College Salisbury, NC / 1:00 / 7 Facilities Director Emily Briggs March 12 Catawba College Salisbury, NC / 3:30 / 7 Baseball Field Owen J. Dougherty Field March 13 Glenville State College # Glenville, WV / 1:00 / 7 Dimensions LF 330’, CF 400’, RF 330’, Gaps 380’ March 13 Glenville State College # Glenville, WV / 3:30 / 7 Surface Natural March 22 California University of PA *# Indiana, PA / 1:00 / 7 Website iupathletics.com/baseball March 22 California University of PA *# Indiana, PA / 3:30 / 7 Twitter @IUPBaseball March 23 California University of PA *# Washington, PA / 1:00 / 7 Instagram iup_baseball March 23 California University of PA *# Washington, PA / 3:30 / 7 March 29 University of Pitt-Johnstown *# Indiana, PA / 1:00 / 7 March 29 University of Pitt-Johnstown *# Indiana, PA / 3:30 / 7 Location Lock Haven, PA March 30 University of Pitt-Johnstown *# Johnstown, PA / 1:00 / 7 Commissioner Steve Murray March 30 University of Pitt-Johnstown *# Johnstown, PA / 3:30 / 7 Associate Commissioner Will Adair April 2 Walsh University Indiana, PA / 1:00 / 7 Associate Commisioner / SWA Carlin Chesick April 2 Walsh University Indiana, PA / 3:30 / 7 Director of Strategic Communications Chris Parker April 5 Mercyhurst University *# Erie, PA / 1:00 / 7 PSAC Communications Intern Jenea Shoemaker April 5 Mercyhurst University *# Erie, PA / 3:30 / 7 Website psacsports.org April 6 Mercyhurst University *# Indiana, PA / 1:00 / 7 Twitter @PSACsports April 6 Mercyhurst University *# Indiana, PA / 3:30 / 7 April 9 Lock Haven University # Indiana, PA / 2:00 / 9 April 12 Gannon University *# Erie, PA / 1:00 / 7 Head Coach Anthony Rebyanski (IUP, 2005) April 12 Gannon University *# Erie, PA / 3:30 / 7 Season Third April 13 Gannon University *# Indiana, PA / 1:00 / 7 Career Record 38-53 Overall (29-27 PSAC West) April 13 Gannon University *# Indiana, PA / 3:30 / 7 Assistant Coach Jared Grove (Cal U, 2016) April 16 West Liberty University # West Liberty, WV / 1:00 / 7 Assistant Coach Anthony Zambotti (IUP, 2003) April 16 West Liberty University # West Liberty, WV / 3:30 / 7 Student Assistant Coach Zach Heffner (IUP, 2018) April 19 Clarion University *# Indiana, PA / 1:00 / 7 Strength and Conditioning Franko Alexander April 19 Clarion University *# Indiana, PA / 3:30 / 7 Athletic Trainer Rob Baron April 20 Clarion University *# Clarion, PA / 1:00 / 7 April 20 Clarion University *# Clarion, PA / 3:30 / 7 April 23 Shippensburg University # Indiana, PA / 3:00 / 9 PSAC Tournament Appearances (14) 1973, ‘83, April 26 Slippery Rock University *# Slippery Rock, PA / 1:00 / 7 ‘86, ‘87, ‘88, ‘90, ‘91, ‘92, ‘93, ‘98, 2008, 2010, 2011, 2017 April 26 Slippery Rock University *# Slippery Rock, PA / 3:30 / 7 PSAC West Championships (3) 1974, 1998, 2010 April 27 Slippery Rock University *# Indiana, PA / 1:00 / 7 PSAC Championships (5) 1960, 1973, 1980, 1988, 1990 April 27 Slippery Rock University *# Indiana, PA / 3:30 / 7 NCAA Tournament Appearances (2) 1988, 1990 April 29 Mansfield University # Mansfield, PA / 1:00 / 7 April 29 Mansfield University # Mansfield, PA / 3:30 / 7 May 3 Seton Hill University *# Indiana, PA / 1:00 / 7 Ryan Uhl (2015) Seattle Mariners (7th Round) May 3 Seton Hill University *# Indiana, PA / 3:30 / 7 Paul Bingham (2010) San Diego Padres (20th Round) May 8 - May 11 PSAC Conference Tournament Johnstown, PA Anthony Zambotti (2003) Oakland Athletics (14th Round) May 16 - May 20 Atlantic Region Tournament TBD Bruce Yard (1993) Los Angels Dodgers (42nd Round) May 25 - June 1 NCAA Division II World Series Cary, NC Ed Hartman (1986) Pittsburgh Pirates (20th Round) Dennis Miscik (1976) Houston Astros (22nd Round) * PSAC CONFERENCE GAME Richard Dahlgren (1969) Atlanta Braves (30th Round) # ATLANTIC REGION GAME Bernard Bruns (1966) Boston Red Sox (15th Round) HOME GAMES IN CRIMSON 2018 - 19 QUICK FACTS Overall Final Record 16-28 # Player Name Year Position Hometown / High School PSAC Final Record 11-17 1 Nick DiAndreth Fr. OF Greensburg, PA / Hempfield PSAC Finish 6th 2 Ben Hudock Jr. RHP Bethlehem, PA / Liberty Position Players Lost 12 3 Alex Thornberry Fr. INF Cincinnati, OH / Sycamore Pitchers Lost 5 4 Chris Eisel ** Jr. OF Pittsburgh, PA / Baldwin Newcomers 13 5 Markus Cestra Fr. INF Plum, PA / Plum 6 Nick Kuhn RsSo. RHP Hamburg, PA / Hamburg 7 Colin Williams So. INF Erie, PA / Cathedral Prep Ted DeSanti (INF) .376 AVG., 34 RS, 11 2B, 2 3B, 7 HR 9 Austin Mueller So. C / INF Breingsville, PA / Parkland Chris Calliari (OF) .333 AVG., 17 RS, 8 2B, 3 HR 10 Tyler Mulhollen Fr. LHP Somerset, PA / Somerset Nate Dickey (OF) .328 AVG., 32 RS, 4 2B, 2 3B, 6 HR 11 Jake Cherry RsFr. C / UTL New Enterprise, PA / Northern Bedford Dan Sepic (INF) .302 AVG., 27 RS, 6 2B, 2 3B, 3 HR 12 Brian Albert Sr. RHP Plum, PA / Plum Cory Wheeler (INF) .265 AVG., 30 RS, 7 2B, 3 3B, 5 HR 13 Austin Vigliotti Fr. INF / RHP Verona, PA / Pittsburgh Cent. Cath. Anthony Rigous (UTL) .260 AVG, 20 RS, 5 2B, 5 HR 14 Matt Swartz RsSr. C / INF Sarver, PA / Freeport Wes Carson (UTL) .247 AVG., 16 RS, 7 2B, 2 HR 15 Billy Welsh So. RHP Pittsburgh, PA / North Hills 16 Anthony Rota RsFr. C Boyertown, PA / Boyertown 17 Jeff Allen Sr. RHP Mechanicsburg, PA / Mechanicsburg Chris Eisel (So.) .383 AVG., 36 RS, 11 2B, 3 3B, 3 HR 18 Ty Diehl Fr. C Manns Choice, PA / Chestnut Ridge Matt Swartz (RsSr.) .310 AVG., 22 RS, 7 2B, 3 HR 19 Jake Gates Fr. RHP York, PA / York 20 Ben Teplin So. INF Richmond Hill, ON, CN / Bill Crothers 21 Tyler Adams ** Jr. LHP / OF Mineral Point, PA / Central Cambria Christian McClure 6.58 ERA, 21 APP, 26 IP, 4 BB, 32 K 22 JP Pellis Jr. LHP Greensburg, PA / Greensburg Cent. Cath. Dan Roan 7.27 ERA, 16 APP, 17.1 IP, 9 BB, 12 K 23 Dylan Buchholz RsSo. RHP Shinglehouse, PA / Oswayo Valley 24 Mike Klingensmith RsSr. RHP Punxsutawney, PA / Punxsutawney 25 Colin Claus Sr. RHP Oakdale, PA / West Allegheny Colin Claus (Sr.) 4.99 ERA, 48.2 IP, 21 BB, 56 K 26 Luke Hollander Jr. OF Royal Palm Beach, FL / Royal Palm Beach JP Pellis (Jr.) 6.23 ERA, 26 IP, 20 BB, 24 K 28 Nick Hess So. INF / UTL Erie, PA / Cathedral Prep Jeff Allen (Sr.) 7.07 ERA, 35.2 IP, 21 BB, 36 K 29 Jayson Wilbur RsSo. LHP Courtice, ON, CN / Holy Trinity Tyler Adams (Jr.) 7.56 ERA, 8.1 IP, 12 BB, 20 K 30 Lukas Heffner So. RHP Douglassville, PA / Daniel Boone Brian Albert (Sr.) 7.71 ERA, 44.1 IP, 21 BB, 39 K 31 Francisco Manzano Fr. RHP Milton, PA / Milton Mike Klingensmith (Sr.) 9.82 ERA, 14.2 IP, 8 BB, 16 K 32 Drew Weglarz Fr. OF / RHP Huntingdon, PA / Huntingdon 33 Trajan Jones Fr. RHP Indiana, PA / Indiana ** DENOTES 2019 TEAM CAPTAIN Nick DiAndreth, Fr., OF Greensburg, PA Alex Thornberry, Fr., INF Cincinnati, OH Markus Cestra, Fr., INF Plum, PA 27 Anthony Rebyanski - Head Coach (3rd Year, IUP, 2005) Tyler Mulhollen, Fr., LHP Somerset, PA 34 Jared Grove - Assistant Coach (3rd Year, Cal U, 2016) Austin Vigliotti, Fr., INF / RHP Verona, PA 35 Anthony Zambotti - Assistant Coach (3rd Year, IUP, 2003) Ty Diehl, Fr., C Manns Choice, PA 36 Zach Heffner - Student Assistant Coach (1st Year) Jake Gates, Fr., RHP York, PA Franko Alexander - Strength and Conditioning (3rd Year) Dylan Buchholz, RsSo., RHP Shinglehouse, PA Ryan Rebholz - Director of Baseball Media Relations (8th Year) Nick Hess, So., INF / OF Erie, PA Rob Baron - Athletic Trainer (15th Year) Jayson Wilbur, RsSo., LHP Courtice, Ontario, Canada Francisco Manzano, Fr., RHP Milton, PA Drew Weglarz, Fr., OF / RHP Huntingdon, PA Trajan Jones, Fr., RHP Indiana, PA (Left) Chris Eisel Class: Junior Position: Outfield (Right) Tyler Adams) Class: Junior Position: LHP / Outfield 2018 - 19 QUICK FACTS Name: Brian Albert Name: Matt Swartz Number: 12 Number: 14 Position(s): RHP Position(s): C / INF Hometown: Plum, PA Hometown: Sarver, PA High School: Plum High School: Freeport 2018 (Junior): 2018 (Redshirt Junior): - Appeared in 10 games on the mound, nine starts - Appeared in 37 games - Went 3-1 with 7.71 ERA, 39 strikeouts, 44.1 IP - Finished with .310 average, .470 slugging and .440 on-base percentage 2017 (Sophomore): - 31 hits, seven doubles, three homeruns in 100 - Moved into full-time pitching roll at-bats - 11 APP with nine starts 2017 (Redshirt Sophomore): - Went 1-2 with 6.03 ERA, 28 strikeouts, 34.1 IP - Appeared in 26 games with 13 starts - Hit .220 with 11 hits in 50 at-bats 2016 (Freshman): - Recorded two doubles, one home run and eight RBI’s - Saw action in 19 games in the field - Hit .214 with seven runs and four RBI - Went 2-2 with 7.13 ERA in 10 APP - 17.2 IP with seven strikeouts Name: Jeff Allen Name:
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